Healthcare professionals face competing obligations to their patients, employers, and themselves. Resolving these dilemmas optimally requires the skill to understand and critically engage with others' - and our own - positions.

UCT Ethics Lab

Dept of Family, Community and Emergency Care (FaCE)

Dept of Anaesthesia and Peri-operative Medicine

This practical and career-enhancing course, presented by specialists in the field, provides people involved in the drafting of legislation with essential theoretical and practical knowledge and skills.

This eight-hour remote short course will explore the necessary tools lawyers and compliance officers need to understand the complex interaction of financial technology and regulation.

Organ donation in South Africa

This four-hour remote short course provides an in depth overview of customary marriage law in South Africa, with a focus on recent legal developments and their practical implications.

This four-hour remote short course will give insights to shareholder activism and responsible investing, particularly ESG and sustainability, the legal rights that flow from these, plus best practices.

This six-hour remote short course will provide an overview of the various aspects to consider during a merger, with a particular focus on aspects of competition law, labour law and intellectual property law.

This twenty-hour remote short course explores the evolution and characteristics of mediation in China’s legal system, compares them with South African mediation practices, and examines how cultural values influence dispute resolution.

School of Public Health

This webinar will give a broad overview of this developing area of SA law which is increasingly important in legal practice, and often not well understood due to not being well taught at university.